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Displaced Otres vendors protest
More than 50 vendors from Otres beach in Sihanoukville on Monday protested outside Prime Minister Hun Sen’s house in the capital, seeking a solution and compensation after their stalls were dismantled by provincial authorities.
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CHRC and Kingdom’s mission to UN blast comments on Sokha trial
The Cambodian Human Rights Committee and Cambodia’s Permanent Mission to the UN headquarters in Geneva have blasted comments made by three Special Rapporteurs about the ongoing trial of former CNRP leader Kem Sokha.
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Two provincial military police officers involved in torturing a villager
National Military Police yesterday said that two Banteay Meanchey provincial military police officers have been found to be involved in torturing a villager under custody over a land protest.
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Gov’t slams UN rapporteurs over Sokha trial statement
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and the Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Cambodia to the UN Office in Geneva deplored the statement of three UN special rapporteurs who claimed that Kem Sokha’s trial was “tainted” due to irregularities.
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Two jailed over torture death
Two Banteay Meanchey Military Police officials on Sunday were charged and sent to jail for the torture and murder of Tuy Sros last month.
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Ministry says air quality returning to normal
After issuing a warning over the country’s air quality on Friday, the Ministry of Environment said on Sunday that the PM2.5 concentration levels in the country were returning to normal.
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Group charged over violent land grab
Preah Sihanouk Provincial Court on Saturday charged four men and three women over an attempt to grab land in Ream National Park which resulted in officers being injured during a clash.
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Crashed drone in Koh Kong remains under probe
The Cambodian Air Force is still investigating the drone which crashed on Friday in Koh Kong province’s Kiri Sakor district amid shrouding mystery.
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Two military police officers implicated in torture of a villager in B Meanchey
National Military Police today said that two Banteay Meanchey provincial military police officers have been found to be involved in torturing a villager over land protest.
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Ministry reports air quality improvement
The Environment Ministry has reported the Kingdom’s air quality is steadily improving after they issued a letter on Friday calling on citizens to reduce air pollution.
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Probe underway after wreckage of drone with Chinese characters found
Air Force Command spokesman Prak Sokha said on Sunday that investigations are underway regarding the wreckage of a drone that was recovered in Koh Kong province’s Koh Sdech commune in Kiri Sakor district.
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Worker reps, factory management to meet today over missing wages
Representatives of workers and factory management are set to meet today after about 1,000 workers of Dignity Knitter Limited in Kandal province’s Sa’ang district went on strike to demand their missing wages.
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Committee questions villagers over torture
A committee tasked with investigating the death of a villager at the hands of military police officers in Banteay Meanchey province earlier this month questioned five people yesterday.
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B Meanchey governor, five others sued for manslaughter, torture
Three of five land dispute victims, representing 150 families in Banteay Meanchey province’s Slakram commune, on Tuesday sued provincial governor Um Reatrey and five others for manslaughter, and the use of intentional violence against them while they were detained for protesting outside the provincial hall last year.
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Three representatives discuss Labour Law amendments
Labour Minister Ith Samheng has created a working group composed of representatives of employers, government and workers tasked with discussing amending Labour Law articles.
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Police clash with villagers over land encroachment
Preah Sihanouk provincial officials yesterday clashed with a group of villagers armed with sticks and machetes as the officials were trying to dismantle illegally built homes in the Ream National Park.
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Attorneys tussle over treason footage in Kem Sokha’s trial
Kem Sokha’s lawyers and government attorneys are divided over video footage used as evidence in the former CNRP leader’s treason trial, with his lawyers saying Sokha should not have been charged.
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NSSF urged to finish new protection study
As the deadline to expand the Kingdom’s social nettings programme is set for this year, Labour Minister Ith Samheng is urging NSSF officials to finish their study so protection can also be provided to public officials, former civil servants and veterans under its “occupation risk” section
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Sokha defence denies Tech’s claims
ON DAY two of Kem Sokha’s treason trial, lawyers for the government said the defence had raised questions in an attempt to allow their client to make a public statement and a conclusion to the case, something his legal team denied.
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Kem Sokha’s treason trial begins
Former opposition leader Kem Sokha’s treason trial began at the Phnom Penh Municipal Court yesterday, more than two years after his arrest for allegedly colluding with the United States to topple the government.
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